Trump defends WLFI stock, says every president faces conflicts over business interests.
President Trump has defended his co-ownership of World Liberty Financial, arguing that concerns about potential conflicts of interest are common to all presidents and that his sons should continue their business operations.
In an interview with 60 Minutes, Trump claimed that he has limited knowledge of the activities of WLFIs and emphasized that most of his investments are in large Wall Street companies, which are not directly managed by him.
Scrutiny of Trump's crypto ventures has intensified, with a Senate probe into possible conflicts of interest related to his family's digital asset operations, including demands for records from relevant companies.